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Relaxdays bin compactor, waste compressor for household rubbish, residual waste, plastic, manual, steel, yellow

Name: Relaxdays bin compactor, waste compressor for household rubbish, residual waste, plastic, manual, steel, yellow
Brand: RELAXDAYS
SKU: 10052196_0_IT
Price: 52.9 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

With this manual steel household waste compactor, you can reduce the volume of residual waste, plastic, paper, and other items in your bin with ease. Your bin will need to be emptied less frequently, saving you time, space, and a significant portion of your waste disposal fees. Simply hang the practical waste compactor on the hinges of the bin, position it over the waste, and slowly press down the long lever. This safely compresses the waste and creates space for new refuse.

Technical specifications

Length of lever: approx. 95 cm

Dimensions (W x D): approx. 33 x 39 cm

Material: steel (powder-coated)

Colour: yellow

Suitable for standard bins with a volume of 60 to 240 litres

Installation

Hang the waste compactor on the hinges of the bin.

Assembly materials and instructions are included.

Usage

Compress residual waste, plastic, paper, and other household refuse.

Lever function requires minimal effort.

Stable during the pressing process thanks to the wide support surface.

Easily hang on the back of the bin when not in use.

Other information

Included in delivery: 1x waste compactor in individual parts, assembly materials, and instructions. Decorative items are not included in the delivery.

Features

Brand
RELAXDAYS
Length
95 cm
Width
33 cm
Height
39 cm
Weight
2840 g

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